Support us on Patreon
PayPal
YouTube videos require cookies, you must accept their cookies to view. View cookie preferences.
Direct Link
Direct Link
If you see here on SteamDB, you will notice these:
Quote401480/config/oslist: linux
401480/name: Saints Row 2 Port Data
401481/config/oslist: linux
401481/name: Saints Row 2 Port Linux
That's looking pretty likely, but remember this is all unconfirmed right now.
About the game (Official)
Saints Row 2 brings true freedom to open-world gaming. Players can play as who they want, how they want, and with whomever they want in this sequel to the much acclaimed and tremendously successful Saints Row.
Set years after the original, the player finds himself in a Stilwater both familiar and strange and challenged with bringing the Saints back as the rightful kings of Stilwater and bringing vengeance to those who wronged him.
I will be grabbing a copy that's for sure. Remember to hold off until it's released, don't go buying it now!
Thanks for the poke about it dubigrasu! Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
0 Likes
Some you may have missed, popular articles from the last month:
The comments on this article are closed.
All posts need to follow our rules. For users logged in: please hit the Report Flag icon on any post that breaks the rules or contains illegal / harmful content. Guest readers can email us for any issues.
Ilya 7 Sep 2015
Oh yes, I've enjoyed Saints Row 3 and IV a lot, looking forward to playing 2.
1 Likes
pb 
7 Sep 2015
Hm... I was recently wondering about Saints Row: Gat Out of Hell, because it got a bunch of encrypted depots at about the same time as Saints Row IV. So maybe they're porting them all?
Last edited by pb on 7 Sep 2015 at 6:03 pm UTC
Last edited by pb on 7 Sep 2015 at 6:03 pm UTC
1 Likes
Keyrock 7 Sep 2015
Saints Row 2 is a fantastic game, it's also notorious for being one of the worst PC ports. I wonder if the Linux port will be able to address some of the PC port issues, or at least incorporate or be compatible with some of the mods that try to fix some of the PC ports issues.
1 Likes
mrdeathjr 7 Sep 2015
OH MY GOSH, if this is confirm
Only needs saint row the third and ready to buy saint row IV
^_^
Last edited by mrdeathjr on 7 Sep 2015 at 7:01 pm UTC
Only needs saint row the third and ready to buy saint row IV
^_^
Last edited by mrdeathjr on 7 Sep 2015 at 7:01 pm UTC
3 Likes
micmon 7 Sep 2015
Just checked my steam library and - thanks to buying way too many bundles - I already own SR 2, 3 and 4.
0 Likes
melkemind 7 Sep 2015
Saints Row 2 is a fantastic game, it's also notorious for being one of the worst PC ports. I wonder if the Linux port will be able to address some of the PC port issues, or at least incorporate or be compatible with some of the mods that try to fix some of the PC ports issues.
I was thinking the same thing. I actually played it on the Xbox 360 years ago because the PC version was so horrible, even though my hardware was stronger than the 360 at the time.
0 Likes
sub 7 Sep 2015
Saints Row 2 is a fantastic game, it's also notorious for being one of the worst PC ports. I wonder if the Linux port will be able to address some of the PC port issues, or at least incorporate or be compatible with some of the mods that try to fix some of the PC ports issues.
I was thinking the same thing. I actually played it on the Xbox 360 years ago because the PC version was so horrible, even though my hardware was stronger than the 360 at the time.
And now imagine that PC port wrapped by VP.
0 Likes
1.The windows port of SR2 was.......no so great.
2.So they must be making a new port for all 3 operating systems if they're bothering to port the game.
I smell an Aspyr port.
2.So they must be making a new port for all 3 operating systems if they're bothering to port the game.
I smell an Aspyr port.
1 Likes
neowiz73 7 Sep 2015
this is cool, I had SR2 on my xbox 360 as well, but purchased SR3 and SR4 for PC through steam when they came out. i've played them all to death. but I might buy SR2 on PC just to show some support there, and give it another playthrough.
0 Likes
linux_gamer 7 Sep 2015
Never played it, but reading the comments I really hope its not a Windows wrapper. If not I will buy it no question.
0 Likes
Beamboom 7 Sep 2015
Wow that came out of nowhere.
Guys, the Saints Row games are okay single player games, but fantastic coop games.
Please let these be native ports...
Guys, the Saints Row games are okay single player games, but fantastic coop games.
Please let these be native ports...
0 Likes
grenadecx 7 Sep 2015
Saints row 2 on Windows was not that horrible some of you seem to think it was.
I played through the entire game twice (with friends) and sure, there was some horrible bugs showing and to be honest almost all cutscenes are bugged in some way. But you know, the game wasn't being too serious (well, a lot more serious then SR3/4) and a lot of those cutscenes bugs was just funny as hell.
If we talk about the actual gameplay there are like one or two super critical bugs but there was workarounds for that. Overall the game was really fun, especially with a friend.
I played through the entire game twice (with friends) and sure, there was some horrible bugs showing and to be honest almost all cutscenes are bugged in some way. But you know, the game wasn't being too serious (well, a lot more serious then SR3/4) and a lot of those cutscenes bugs was just funny as hell.
If we talk about the actual gameplay there are like one or two super critical bugs but there was workarounds for that. Overall the game was really fun, especially with a friend.
0 Likes
LinuxGamesTV 7 Sep 2015
Only Saints Row IV is officially confirmed:
Coming to SteamOS/Linux
Saints Row IV will be available on SteamOS and Linux in 2015.
http://store.steampowered.com/app/206420/
Coming to SteamOS/Linux
Saints Row IV will be available on SteamOS and Linux in 2015.
http://store.steampowered.com/app/206420/
0 Likes
slaapliedje 7 Sep 2015
I have to say, I've won all of the Saints Row games (except the first, which never came out for anything other than xbox, and Gat out of Hell, which I haven't bought yet) yet I haven't beaten a single GTA game.
They just seem more 'approachable' for some reason to me, probably because there aren't missions that are just freaking impossible (like some of the racing missions because I suck at those). But yes, I would play through the second one again on Linux if it were released.
They just seem more 'approachable' for some reason to me, probably because there aren't missions that are just freaking impossible (like some of the racing missions because I suck at those). But yes, I would play through the second one again on Linux if it were released.
0 Likes
melkemind 8 Sep 2015
I have to say, I've won all of the Saints Row games (except the first, which never came out for anything other than xbox, and Gat out of Hell, which I haven't bought yet) yet I haven't beaten a single GTA game.
They just seem more 'approachable' for some reason to me, probably because there aren't missions that are just freaking impossible (like some of the racing missions because I suck at those). But yes, I would play through the second one again on Linux if it were released.
I agree. I just can't get into GTA. I don't get the love affair people have with it, though I respect their opinions. The Saints Row series, on the other hand, has always been enjoyable for me. I even played through Saints Row: The Third twice and half of a third time with a friend in co-op. Saints Row 2's location (Stillwater) was definitely the best though. It would be nice if they gave it some love and cleaned up the PC version.
0 Likes
FredO 8 Sep 2015
Saints Row the Third looks like it might get some Linux love too:
https://steamdb.info/app/55230/history/
https://steamdb.info/app/55230/history/
2 Likes
Beamboom 8 Sep 2015
Saints Row 2's location (Stillwater) was definitely the best though.
Indeed. The third game were a huge disappointment for me because of this. The entire map felt rushed, no special locations and nothing fun to explore. Also, the gameplay went *too* over the top.
Saints Row 2 is the best of them.
Last edited by Beamboom on 8 Sep 2015 at 11:57 am UTC
0 Likes
burnall 8 Sep 2015
What?! Are they going to port almost all of them now - second, third and fourth? This is crazy, I can't keep up now. 
0 Likes
Nanobang 8 Sep 2015
Saints Row 3 & 4 were silly fun, to be sure, but Saints Row 2 was the best of them. Its unique mix of violence, humor, and smarts was wildly intoxicating and addictive. Even the AI could be hysterical. I frequently spent time just watching and listening to the citizenry of Stilwater interacting with each other. (Cops beating up a citizen then being attacked and killed by other, nearby citizens. Shootouts between two automobiles chasing each other in a circle until one of the cars explodes.)
I could go on, but [Ben "Yahtzee" Croshaw's (probably NSFW) review video](http://www.escapistmagazine.com/videos/view/zero-punctuation/312-Saints-Row-2) does it so much better:
View video on youtube.com
I will definitely be buying a copy of this game on Linux. :D
I could go on, but [Ben "Yahtzee" Croshaw's (probably NSFW) review video](http://www.escapistmagazine.com/videos/view/zero-punctuation/312-Saints-Row-2) does it so much better:
View video on youtube.com
I will definitely be buying a copy of this game on Linux. :D
1 Likes
mrdeathjr 8 Sep 2015
Saints Row the Third looks like it might get some Linux love too:
https://steamdb.info/app/55230/history/
Oh My Gosh Again
Too many spoilers from deep silver
^_^
Last edited by mrdeathjr on 8 Sep 2015 at 2:08 pm UTC
0 Likes
How to set, change and reset your SteamOS / Steam Deck desktop sudo password
How to set up Decky Loader on Steam Deck / SteamOS for easy plugins
See more from me